Lower bound in the Roth theorem for amenable groups
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Abstract: Let , be two commuting probability measure-preserving actions of a countable amenable group such that the group spanned by these actions acts ergodically. We show that on a syndetic set for any measurable set and any . The proof uses the concept of a sated system introduced by Austin.
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